Jacob"s staircase. Architectonics of linguofilosophical space
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The book of Lyudmila Archilovna Gogotishvili (1954-2018) includes works written after the publication of her well-known book “Indirect Speaking” (2006) This publication has a two -part structure: “implied” and “discourse of adequacy”. The first part is an organic continuation of the previous book, which developed the foundations of the new linguofilosophical discipline - the phenomenology of indirect speaking. The second - unites the work on the Russian thinkers of the first third of the 20th century of the Linguofilosophilian warehouse (Vyach. Ivanov, Losev, Florensky, Bakhtin, Shapet), which developed strategies for overcoming the relativistic crisis of the language using the “discourse of adequate”, or modeling of second -order languages (polyantinomism of Vyach. Ivanova, Polyphonic Roman Bakhtin, Positional Politropy of Losev, defocalized polycyclia of Florensky, semantic-syntactic poly-roll Izm Spet) Ultimately, both “implying” and “discourse of adequacy” are designed to become components of the fundamental linguofilosophilosophysic discipline - the phenomenology of speaking outlined by L. Gogotishvili.
The book is intended for philosophers, philologists, a wide range of readers.
2nd edition
The book is intended for philosophers, philologists, a wide range of readers.
2nd edition
Author:
Author:Gogotishvili Lyudmila Archilovna
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Languages
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
Series:
Series: Studia Philologica
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907290-36-5
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